NOVA SCOTIA, CANADA — May 19, 2026 — Axtion Independence Mobility Inc. has been recognized by Forbes as one of the Top 200 Accessibility Innovations of 2026, highlighting the company’s commitment to advancing mobility, independence, and fall-prevention technology for older adults and individuals with mobility challenges.
The Forbes Accessibility 200 list celebrates organizations developing breakthrough solutions that improve access, safety, and quality of life. Axtion’s flagship innovation, the RAYMEX® Lift, was selected for its unique approach to mobility and powered vertical assistance, supporting both independent users and caregivers in real-world environments.
“We are honoured to be included in this year’s Forbes Accessibility 200,” said Tracey McGillivray, Co-Founder and CEO of Axtion Independence Mobility Inc. “Our mission is to create meaningful, practical innovations that support independence, reduce caregiver strain, and help prevent the life-changing consequences of falls. This recognition reinforces the importance of that work.”
Axtion continues to expand its partnerships with healthcare organizations, long-term care providers, and government agencies as it advances the RAYMEX® Lift through pilot programs, clinical evaluation, and early adoption.
About Axtion Independence Mobility Inc.
Axtion Independence Mobility Inc. develops innovative mobility and fall-prevention technologies designed to support independence, safety, and quality of life for older adults and individuals with mobility challenges. The company is headquartered in Nova Scotia, Canada.